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| Submitted on: 12/10/2000 7:54:52 PM
By: SimonLa
Level: Intermediate
User Rating:
By 24 Users
Compatibility:ASP (Active Server Pages), HTML, VbScript (browser/client side)
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| | | This is a very easy way to add a Tree View (like the VB Control) in your html page.
With 1 function, add TreeViews with or without checkboxs and links.
If you like it, vote for it !
Simon
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12/14/2000 10:16:47 AM:Manas Tungare
Good code; even if it doesn't work with
NS, it still degrades gracefully. It
doesn't expand/collapse, but atleast
allows the user to see all
nodes.
And BTW, calculate 12% of the
annual eCommerce business in billions,
and then tell me it doesn't account for
much.
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12/15/2000 5:47:08 PM:Bryan Zimmerman
Good code!
Looking for a variation
possibly....
Is it possible for a
certain page to have one of the trees
automatically expanded? Example: If I
were to pull up a page that was the
"Development Sites" page and I would
want just that tree to be expanded, but
the others not, is there a dynamic way
to do that? Just curious. Gracious for
any help.
-bryan
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12/15/2000 6:10:03 PM:Eugene
Simon,
This is good code, regardless
of which browser you are using. I would
hope that I speak for the majority,
that you are not liable for
restrictions imposed by Netscape.
I
like how you test for IE, and if not,
the tree is displayed in the expanded
format. Great Job!
Eugene
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12/22/2000 10:52:47 PM:Simon La Rochelle
I've edit my code so now you can set
the default display (open/close) for
each section of the Tree... like Brian
ask for.
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1/30/2001 8:48:19 PM:Wesley Brand
Great Code! This really helped me out
with a project. I'm using the tree's
open position for my Netscape users.
Thank you so much for putting this
out..very user friendly..
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6/21/2001 4:57:20 PM:Joe Dawson
Execellent example. Any ideas about
using this code with recursion?
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7/17/2001 3:15:45 PM:morganrt
Great Code!
I'm embarassed to say that
while I can get the example
'TreeView.asp' to display with no
problems, when I replaced the links
with links of my own to test it, the
tree displays differently.
Now the
parent 'Exemple1' is displayed, but the
parents 'Example2' and 'Development'
remain closed until you click on
'Exemple1'.
Why are the two other
seperate parents now under the
first?
I don't blame Simon's code,
just wondering what I did..?
Thanks
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8/8/2001 2:33:28 AM:Matthias
Great Stuff,
I don't have much
experience in Web programming so far,
but this is the first example on the
web (and I found quite a few), which
allows you to easily change a bit...
Thanks Simon
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10/5/2001 5:34:46 PM:Thomas Sturm
Clear and nice! - a lovely Treeview.
Won´t work in Netscape or Opera since
they don´t understand the 'block'
style. With Opera I expect they´ll fix
that shortly. You have to be careful
how you place those 'Writehead' and
-foots tho, otherwise the <div>s don´t
get closed and the Treeview 'swallows'
up all following menus. I have linked
it to a database and will post a
recursive, non depth limited version
soon...when I have translated my
comments from german into english, that
is :-)
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11/19/2001 10:43:29 AM:David
Excellent! Exactly what I was looking
for. I have updated the code so that it
is datbabase driven and have created a
user interface in VB to build the tree
a whole lot easier. Will be posting it
soon.
There is one little glitch
though. I have the menu building in a
left frame. When you expand the nodes
and go out past the size of the frame,
the text wraps instead of automatically
showing the scroll bar. Any ideas on
how to fix this? Have tried setting
'scrolling' to yes on the frame but
this doesn't do the trick.
-David
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11/19/2001 11:52:57 AM:David
I fixed the wrapping issue. Found the
<NOBR> HTML tag and used that. Had to
place the opening tag before the area
where the level is checked and the
ending tag after the title of the node
is written.
-David
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4/22/2002 8:05:17 PM:Ravi
Great code.
I am trying to use
Scripting.FileSystemObject to build
drive,folders,files.
Does anybody
having ideas.
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4/23/2002 6:33:27 AM:Phil
This is the easiest code to understand,
the easiest to implement and the most
versitlile I have seen in years. Well
Done! And thank you for sharing this
with us all
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4/25/2002 12:41:32 PM:sagar
I am kind of crunch in building a tree
control from database tables.
can
please send me the sample of this
control wich will get tree structure
from
database?
thanks
Sagar
sagar.yerramse
tty@signaltreesolutions.com
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5/22/2002 10:25:06 AM:Alex
Very nice code. Just the example I was
looking for.
Thanks a lot
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5/22/2002 3:03:21 PM:NJK
excellent.
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5/23/2002 1:58:44 PM:Dan
Excellent idea.Is there a problem with
the depth of the levels? I seem to have
scripting errors using levels above 5.
It might just be my code though. is
there a problem with using very very
large trees (mine has approx 2500
nodes)?
Any help would be gratefully
appreciated.
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5/30/2002 8:02:33 AM:The Saint
Just Great Piece of Code!!!
I only
have some kind of problem when i add
Third Level. The expand-collapse is not
working after the third level of the
Tree. What can i do about
that?
Thanks for the nice code
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5/30/2002 8:22:00 AM:The Saint
I was doing something wrong! Sorry
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8/27/2002 10:58:25 AM:Renso
How can I make it remember the last
view if I do a back or return to the
page? Thanks.
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9/11/2002 4:19:31 PM:
Does it work under MAC??
thanks
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10/14/2002 3:37:29 AM:
I'm a html- beginner. Can you please
explain me how I can integrate your
code in my page. I just found your asp-
code but I didn't found an exe for a
command like treeview Pagefile. Can you
help me?
thanks in advance
Marc
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